Panama players forced to be separated in training ahead of England match at World Cup

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Panama stars Cecilio Waterman and Jose Luis Rodriguez had to be separated during an altercation in a training session.England face Panama in the third and final group stage game tomorrow at 10pm, with the Three Lions needing a win, or matching Ghana's result, to finish top of the group.They go into the game as favourites against the Central American side, who appear to be fighting amongst themselves ahead of the contest.The incident happened as Waterman and Luis Rodriguez put their arms on each other, both shoving one another in the heated moment.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Teammates had to step in as tempers flared between the pair.Panama is the only remaining team at the World Cup that has not scored, and is guaranteed to finish bottom of the group due to Fifa's new head-to-head rule.Bukayo Saka could start for the Three Lions tomorrow against Panama, having been named on the bench in the last couple of games as he manages an Achilles injury.His club teammate at Arsenal,...

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